Is this chewing gum? The label does not say so but reviews seems to say that is is. So what is it?? Chewing on nothing gives the wrong signal to body,
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No, Spry does make chewing gum and I highly recomend it. This, however, is mints which are also very good and made with good ingredients.
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That is what I thought first. They are mints, a small hard candy, like Tic Tac, but a little bigger. The best thing about it, is the Zylitol in the formula. Tastes better than sugar and is anti-inflammatory. Enjoy!
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the small jar is mints...the other is gum. I use it for fresh breath because it is actually good for your teeth....other mints destroy your teeth . I love it.
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Spry makes a chewing gum but I think the item pictured holds the small mints. The mints are slightly larger than a Tic Tac. I use them for dry mouth. One of these next to the gum takes several hours to dissolve and stimulates saliva. Their Zylitol formation helps prevent tooth decay.
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No it is a chewable....my son did not like the after taste....I will be getting gummies next time
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Hi Dr. Rusty. Honestly i did not notice a difference between this and a previous brand's "regular" flavour seaweed snack. The next time i try these i will try to pay more attention to the flavour. Please don't hold your breath however, as i will likely try a different brand next time. (Only because i've tried just one other brand so far -- with a "regular" or "plain" flavor, IIRC -- the two different brands tasted exactly the same to me, though i admittedly did not do a proper side-by-side taste test with both products present at the same time.)
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I made a stab at testing it for you. I put one in and let it get soft and put very, very little pressure on my teeth. Softened right up. Go for it! Yes, they are soft enough. Make sure you keep them closed up, they get hard if you leave them out of the container. They also taste great...good enough to replace 'real' gummies!
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I do not know but it does not chew sticky at all...chews very smoothly ...I have TMJ so never chewed gum...but stumpled on this one (studies said helps tighten neck muscles). Actually, it helps curb the appetite by chewing gum I found. Good luck I think it would be suitable for you.
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Hi Robyn! As far as I know it's not that much. Companies like to advertise additives to tap into peoples psychology. Have you seen the "beauty patch"? It was suppose to make women feel more beautiful. But it turns out the patch was just an ordinary bandaid. If you want to chew on something to stay awake or an extra boost this may not me the product to buy. As for cafinated gum a great brand is Jolt Energy Gum. Sorry for the extra info! Good luck on your purchase!
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I have know idea what is in the spray I'm just a customer who also purchased the spray. It is for spraying in the air to make it as someone farted. Common sense tells anybody not to spray it in your mouth. What kind of question is this and why are you asking me what's in the stuff. Why would a customer who also bought it know this info. Try contacting the manufacturer for this ridiculous question. I don't think your very cognizant
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Thanks for your responses. I decided to return them to my local drug store and am going to try to find calcium citrate in chewable gummy form.
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I can't believe you could/would become immune to a natural sugar. You may have to increase your dosage if you are experiencing recurring symptoms. I have done that on occasion, and it has nipped it in the bud. It's not toxic or harmful, so I would feel comfortable making this suggestion to you as a disclaimer of course. I am no doctor! :)
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It has no taste, ie, strawberry, etc. - probably because it is a feeding tube product and the patient has no oral contact with it. You may want to read Reply #1 -good option!
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I would say they have pretty close consistency to other brands--they still taste better. I have gotten used to automatically chewing glucose tabs so as not to run the risk of choking in case of falling asleep. Maybe liquid or gel glucose could be another consideration?
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I , also, called the toll-free # w/ same results as other caller(s). My dogs have never had an issue w/ these specific treats & one of them has really bad digestive issues...I just do't give him any of the "red" coloured snacks, as these seem to cause a lot of gas/bloating= could be the red food coloring used? Great question!
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My 3 year old takes it and has since she was able to chew a gummy. Just be cautious because they are chewy and could cause choking if not chewed well.
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The label does not read chewable, but I have a large dog and he does chew the tablets. There is a phone number on the back of the bottle that you can call for information - or the company probably has a website. You could also pose this question on a search engine and see what you come up with.
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Not as sweet as the coated. The coated is better tasting, but more expensive. That is the trade off. If your using the gum to quit, I'd say get the coated. It's a small amount of money, for a short period of time. If your a on going user (like me) you may consider using this product for the price.
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There is really no flavor as such. The tablet is pretty bland, maybe the chews have a flavor if that's what you looking for.
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Plus... since this particular brand of Mastic Gum by Jarrows' is not sold here locally I always purchase mine here @ Amazon ... but as I stated in my previous post, this product has really helped me. After taking this product two to three weeks I felt so much better! I hope this helps you! Happy Holidays! http://www.amazon.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Mastic-Personal-Healthcare/dp/B00EXPYP5E/ref=sr_1_4?s=hpc&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1386639983&sr;=1-4&keywords;=jarrows+mastic+gum